Temperament:

Question 1

Gentle and affectionate, yet full of life and exuberance.

Answer 1

Cocker Spaniel

Question 2

Intensely friendly and good natured.

Answer 2

English Setter

Question 3

Friendly, happy disposition, biddable. Timidity or aggression highly undesirable.

Answer 3

English Springer Spaniel

Question 4

Firm, balanced, reliable, restrained temperament. Neither nervous, nor shy or aggressive.

Answer 4

German Shorthaired Pointer

Question 5

Kindly, friendly and confident.

Answer 5

Golden Retriever

Question 6

Bold, outgoing, of a kindly even disposition.

Answer 6

Gordon Setter

Question 7

Kind, even disposition.

Answer 7

Pointer

Question 8

Happy, good natured and affectionate.

Answer 8

Irish Red and White Setter

Question 9

Friendly, self-confident, highly intelligent and inquisitive.

Answer 9

Murray River Retriever

Question 10

Demonstrably affectionate.

Answer 10

Irish Setter

Question 11

A natural gift for searching and its very good nose has made the breed very efficient in truffle searching. The former hunting instinct has been modified by genetic selection; hence his work is not distracted by the scent of game. The ……. is tractable, undemanding, keen, affectionate, very attached to his owner and easy to train. He is also a very good companion and an excellent watchdog.

Answer 11

Lagotto Romagnolo

Question 12

Kindly disposition, not showing aggression or nervousness.

Answer 12

Welsh Springer Spaniel

Question 13

Versatile, easily trained steady and passionate hunting dog. Persevering in systematic search, yet not too lively. Remarkable ability to pick up scent. Ready to seize game and other prey; he is a good watchdog, without aggressiveness however. Reliable pointing dog and worker in water. Remarkable inclination to work after the shot.

Answer 13

Weimaraner

Question 14

Firm, self controlled, well-balanced, without shyness of game, neither sensitive when shots are fired nor shy or aggressive.

Answer 14

German Wirehaired Pointer